Sentence examples for an average prevalence from inspiring English sources

Compared with other mental disorders, AN occurs relatively seldom with an average prevalence estimated at 0.3% [ 7].

Wasting (weight-for-height) is not as prevalent as stunting: 26 of the 118 surveys record an average prevalence of 10% or more.

An older review in an elderly population reported an average prevalence of hDS of 13.5% (range: 4 to 35%), with higher prevalence rates for women [ 10].

However, among the five studies that did report them [11 15], unclassifiable headaches were common, with an average prevalence of almost 20%.

Migraine is one of the most common pain disorders with a prevalence of 5-20 % in the general population [1], higher in women than in men (with an average prevalence of 20.2 % versus 9.4%%) [2].

In Ningxia and Qinghai, the prevalence of anti-HEV was extremely low regardless of age, with an average prevalence of 0.40% and 0.37%, respectively.

A country with a low average prevalence of underweight children can have significant pockets of undernutrition in a particular geographical area or among certain population subgroups.

At a national average prevalence of 8.5% the "red urine" question has a positive predictive value of 24% and a negative predictive value of 96%.

In 1999, the National Family Health Survey found that nearly half (47 per cent) of all children under the age of three were underweight – a higher average prevalence than that of sub-Saharan Africa.

Insulin utilization behaved as expected, with a lower average prevalence before pregnancy of 10.7% (CI: 10.52, 10.88), which more than tripled to 35.3% (CI: 35.11, 35.48) during pregnancy and then dropped again to 11.8% (CI: 11.67, 11.93) after pregnancy.

It was suggested that in human patients with a higher than average prevalence of small intestinal bacterial overgrowth there is an increased bacterial translocation [ 25].